The old rogue has run away and taken the geese, but Nancy intervenes. Stars Bill Wallis and Maurice Denham. From April 1994. Show more
Comedian and activist Mark Thomas creates a People's Manifesto from policies suggested by an audience in Dorset. From 2013. Show more
Scheming Fred Midway will do whatever it takes to hang on to his respectable position in suburbia. Stars Leonard Rossiter. Show more
Jonathan Maitland explores why Deacon Blue's 1987 song, 'Raintown', has become such a beloved Glasgow anthem. From June 2011. Show more
Jean Seaton explores how the BBC has tried to accommodate, explain and negotiate religious beliefs. From April 2007. Show more
Agent and friend, Norma Farnes reflects on the comedian and writer: Vivat Milligna; In the Psychiatrist's Chair; Fear of Wages. From 2012. Show more
Nicholas Parsons' 60-second challenges to Paul Merton, Stephen Fry, Charles Collingwood and Jenny Eclair. From August 2009.
The King of Knotty Ash delves into breaking the rules and brings us Happy News. With Peter Goodwright. From January 1971. Show more
Rebecca Front and Jeremy Front introduce us to an uncannily realistic robot, Astrid. Can they distinguish her from a real woman?
The British three-time Wimbledon tennis champion answers the questions in the BBC Home Service's interview series. From June 1961. Show more
As they drive to a sheepdog trial, Carter's uncle has women on his mind. Peter Tinniswood's adventures with Christian Rodska. Show more
Jean Seaton explores how the BBC has tried to accommodate, explain and negotiate religious beliefs. From April 2007. Show more
Scheming Fred Midway will do whatever it takes to hang on to his respectable position in suburbia. Stars Leonard Rossiter. Show more
Jonathan Maitland explores why Deacon Blue's 1987 song, 'Raintown', has become such a beloved Glasgow anthem. From June 2011. Show more
At a climate change conference, a group of radical eco-warriors attempt to discredit a right-wing scientist. Stars Paul Fox. Show more
Edinburgh Haunts
Episode 3: The Face at the Window, the Wave of the Hand
15 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 Extra
An uncanny tale evoking the folklore of the doppelganger, set in contemporary Edinburgh. Read by Monica Gibb. Show more
Mary Anne Hobbs presents a Chris Morris radio retrospective featuring interviews with Armando Iannucci, David Quantick, Peter Baynham and Matthew Bannister. Show more
With no headliner at The Mallard, newcomer Billy Bleach is asked to extend his stand-up set. With Simon Greenall. From May 2011. Show more
t became a TV smash hit, but Matt Lucas and David Walliams' oddball comedy premiered first - on radio. From August 2000. Show more
From 10pm to midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Arthur Smith chats to Jeff Innocent.
A 'reservoir of malice' is created in this discordant mix of surreal comedy and easy listening, with Simon Munnery. From February 1997.
At a climate change conference, a group of radical eco-warriors attempt to discredit a right-wing scientist. Stars Paul Fox. Show more
Edinburgh Haunts
Episode 3: The Face at the Window, the Wave of the Hand
15 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 ExtraAn uncanny tale evoking the folklore of the doppelganger, set in contemporary Edinburgh. Read by Monica Gibb. Show more
Rebecca Front and Jeremy Front introduce us to an uncannily realistic robot, Astrid. Can they distinguish her from a real woman?
The British three-time Wimbledon tennis champion answers the questions in the BBC Home Service's interview series. From June 1961. Show more
As they drive to a sheepdog trial, Carter's uncle has women on his mind. Peter Tinniswood's adventures with Christian Rodska. Show more
Jean Seaton explores how the BBC has tried to accommodate, explain and negotiate religious beliefs. From April 2007. Show more
Scheming Fred Midway will do whatever it takes to hang on to his respectable position in suburbia. Stars Leonard Rossiter. Show more
